This is one of the hardest things I’ve had to write.

My home is not just a place I live. It is where I create, where I reset, where I nurture my family, and where I continue building the life and work I know I’m called to do.

But right now, I’ve hit a gap I can’t close on my own in time.

I’m currently facing foreclosure on my home, and I need to raise $4,500 within the next 30 days to stop the process and keep my home.

I didn’t get here from a lack of effort. Over the past several months, I’ve been working relentlessly, building income through my creative work, business strategy, public relations, event production, and the community-centered work that means so much to me. I’ve poured into people, into projects, into purpose, believing I could hold everything together long enough to break through.

The thought of losing it is something I’m still trying to process.

I want to be honest about the full picture. The $4,500 will stop the immediate foreclosure. But right behind that is my next mortgage payment due May 1st, along with completing essential renovations in my home, including finishing my 2nd bathroom, so my space can become both livable and income-producing.

I’m not sharing this to overwhelm anyone, but because I believe in being real about where I am. This isn’t just about getting through a moment. It’s about creating enough stability to stand back up fully.

If you know me, you know I’m not someone who asks for help easily. I’m usually the one showing up, pouring in, finding a way. But today, I need my community.

I am still working. I am still pushing. I am still building. I am still hopeful. This support would give me the space to process my next moves long enough to keep going without losing everything I’ve been working toward.

If you can give, share, or support in any way, I receive it with deep gratitude.

Thank you for helping me hold on, not just to my home, but to this chapter of my life that I am still fighting to build.